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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Murphy Siding RPRiebe: I'm not quite sure I understand the comment about *odd*. My intent was / is to get posters (in this case Lotus098) to redirect focus back to trains. My goal in this is quite selfish: I wi***o read lots of info about trains and railroads.[:)]. For better or worse, I asked him to start a different thread, because sometimes these get so off-topic that I forget what the thread was about.[B)]. How are you coming on finding info on early export diesels? [/quote] Murphy, I did not think you were odd, of course...[:p], but at other threads I find it odd, to use a happy word, that some who have not contributed, either way, suddenly butt in and want it closed--this does not apply to you. The Locomotive International magazine I get has books on early diesels, not US, that looks to be very interesting. You should check out their website and magazine, with todays dropping dollar it is still comparatively cheap, it covers locomotives that info on is hours of searching on the net, or only found in the odd used book or hobby shop that buys book collections. Bob I have not ordered the books yet, but they shipped my magazines in little over a week.
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